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Affairs i'm Norfolk. Va. -,
COLD WEATHER AND HARD TIMES-POI1TfcAI mrs
CONTENT

Correspondence of THE EVENING STAR l5I'@ 2
NORFOLK, Va, January nth 1857.
We have had another hard, cold winter, making
three In succession, something rather unusual for
this climate. and we have just past Though
long cold spell Of Ice sleet and snow which Is now
leaving us with mud and slush In plenty. Had it
NOT been for the benevolent organizations and the
charltably inclined afluent, there must have been
great suffering, for work is very scarce in and
around Norfolk and Portsmouth. There is but
s i Iorce employed In the navy yard The @. s.
snip trenton Is in the dry dock. The work On her
Is icing pushed to rapid completion: Theu. s.
,. Boiphln IS at the yard, but there isnDEork to
1einS made for her. When they are done and the
Ta LEM, sstaes she l go and Jointhe Gafena
me people hereaDoutS are not very well Satisfied
Win tne treatment they have received nom the
administration; In fact, they feel that ,they have
nseI Wotuly neglected and this conviction Is hav-
ing It's effect politically. It Is generally believed
mat TINS congressional district would have gone
aemocratlc In our last contest, but for the fact
that the voters thought they had been neNlected
ana oaoly treated by the party now in power
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CITY ITEMS.
No Lady who IL Keeping House

or anticipates going to housekeeping should miss
going to the Mammoth HouSefurnfshing Depart
ment store OF FRANKLE 4 Co., successors TO r
Goldschmtd), at S12 9TH 81. n. w., and see the
extraordinary bargains displayed there. For ex-
ample we quote few: Hardwood folding lap
boards s9c: hand-painted Cuspadores &c. FOLD.
Ing Table Mats Gin sep, 6Oc. set; family Meat
saws, 2Oc.: Shoe Brush with dauber, 1Oc.; nice
Rolling Pins, &C.: Potato Washers. &C.; l1ne table
lamps, worth "a, k2.79; solid brass Photo Frames
1Oc.; decorated iron Toilet Stands, $22Q: and
many other goods too numerous to mention here.
Remember, these are not old goods, as our sale
last week cleaned them all out, but our nice clean
genuine. AS call at our establishment viii con.
vince you, hope you will favor US with one. We
remain yours respectfully, FRANKIE & Co., success.
sOrs to r. GOldSchmid. S12 9TH st. 1
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Read this and wonder.

The following goods worth 10 and l5c. EACH viii
be sold tomorrow only. at s. W. AugensteinS 81,
S19 and S21 18th street northwest, at &c. each !:
Egg beaters mixing spoons, quart cups potato
Washers. scrubbtng brushes. rolling pins stove
polish, "a sheets note paper tea cansters, pepper
boxes dredging boxes 30 clothes pins, "a sheets
shelf paper. 3 salt cellars. hammers. dippers,
Strainers. match boxes, maIolica plates coiored
wine glasses. fancy mugs. toilet SOAP square col
ored fruit Saucers, table mats table forks. wooden
spoons, fancy walters. comb cases colored glass
tumblers &c. each. Special reduction in plain and
decorated dinner tea and chamber sets, l
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BIG REDUCTION
IN THE PRICES OF DRY GOODS

AsTRAKHAN CLOTH, pure wool. one yard and half
PURE WOOL CHUDDA SERGE, wide double width,
HoMEesPuN DRESS GOODS. eztr. width. reduced
Extra Large Size WHITE WOOL BLANKETS re.
duced to SIS.
CAMEL'S HAIR HOME-sPUN DRESS GOODS.
wide double width, pure wool, reduced to 45c.
PIANO COVERS handsomely embroidered, 1915.
ROYAL SERGE. beautiful dress goods all colors,
wide double fold, II yards for 81.
COLORED and BLACK SILK VELVETS, al.
Great Reduction in the prices of BLACK and COL
ORED SILKS. VELVETS, SATINS and fine quality
Dress Goods. Bargains in BLACK and COLORED
CASHMERES
BLACK STRIPED SILK vELyETS. Sl25
Double WHITE WOOL BLANKETS g.
BLACK CASHMERE SHAWLS. pure wool, 81 so
pair of orr extra large size, fine quality, Damask
Towels, worth ST. of our large size, handsome
TONER WHO buys $40 worth OF Dry Goods
Geo A RRR TIT ZEE aRRR m sss.
6 a a r Rk T En- Ban " SIS
g 5cG 6 "a 3 + + Ere B ssss ~
doS I'll MARKET SPACE near 9TH street
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ADJUSTMENTS
GYMNAsTIc EXHIBITION,
WEDNESDAY EVENING. Jan 10TH

GYMNASTIC EXHIBITION,
WEDNESDAY EVENING. JAN 10TH.
AT 8 O'CLOCK.
INC. A. GYMNASIUM.
l&o9 NEW YORK AVENUE
PROGRAM.
Boys' Class wand Exercises and Parallel BarsL
e Second Class Parallel Ba-s
g. Club Swinging Mr. ". Loveless
& Advanced ClAsA Parallel Barn
Standing Jump. With and without weiehta
g. Club Swinging, Mr.. Adams.
T. Tumbline, Messrs Joice Koran,
High Jump. Standing and Running
r. Horse. Side and Long
10 Second Glass, HORIZONTAL Bar
IL Club Swinging Mr.. Adams.
II Advanced Class Horizontal Bar
Limited Number of Tickets on Sale. 25 Cents 1t
NEW NATIONAL THEATER
ONE WEEK.
COMMENCING MONDAY. yANlT
Every Evening snd Saturday Matinee.
The Popular Coincidence
ANNIE PIXLEY.
Ably seconded by Good Company, illustrating her
latest success.
THE DEACoN'S DAUGHTER
By c. Gunter. author Prince Karl, &c, &c,
interspersed with
NEW SONGS. SPARKLING MEDLEYS,
BRILLIANT MUSIC and
HANDSOME COSTUMES.
THURSDAY. Jan. %.
Three Nights and One Matinee.
HAvERLEY'S NASToDON MINISTRIES. tal.
A LBAUGH'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE
ONE WEEK. COMMENCING JANUARY H.
ONLY MATINEE ON SATURDAY.
Annual Engagement of
il EMMET.
In the Revival of his Old his First
FRITZ, OUR COUSIN GERMAN.
by press and public to possess more human
peared in
k9are New Scenery Painted in London Entire New
Emmett will introduce the following
ENTIRE NEW SONGS AND DANCES:
The Mistletoe; Down BY the Old Green Lane; True
King ON Me ns o% 9os 1LyH hs
Army, Introducing his Famous Silver Drum.
Next Attraction-JOHN T. RAYMOND. JAZZ
HARRIS BIJoU THEATER
Prices-Nieht: Csc. to all parts of the house
Matinees; 20c. to all parts Of the house.
WEEK Commanc Snsrsg 6 fSr ressry T seats
tsrnoon and Night, the Greatest Sensational Comedy
DrA'na of the 6 pSssEe Of d Fir nR.vrsr
Interpreted by an exceptionally strong Company.
UNDER THE GAsLIGHT. ial7-st
GRAND MUSICAL , AND LITERARY
5 T6ssa af Shs odsh No
To be given at WASHINGTON HALL. cor 81 81 and
Pa. ave. Sc FRIDAY EVENING, Jan. 2lst ~.
Adults tickets % cents: children's Tickets IL
cents. Doors open at : o'clock. Performances conn
mence at 10 O'Clock. The Pennsy lyania avenue cars
pass the haI ia15.1SS3O-3t
II ERNAN'S WASHINGTON THEATER
The Event of the Amusement Season.
LILLE HALLS
BURLESQUE COMPANY,
FANNIE BLOODGO0D'S SPECIALITY COMPANY
GRAND DOU BILE ENTERTAINMENT The Most
pleasing Burlesdue of the Day. "0X-Y-GENr as Per-
formed by the charming LIZ Ola THOMPSON
Matinees Mon, Tues, Thurs and Sat. ial1
TIME MUSEUM.
THE CARNIVAL WEEK OF THE SEASON,
Every Afternoon and Night.
GIBSON AND RYAN.
In Their Famous Original Comedy Of
MULDOON'S PICNIC.
And GRAND 0LIO COMPANY
Harry Edwards Daisy kernal, Miss Carlyn Miles and
GREAT ENGLISH DOG CIRCUS,
Wonderful Double Show.
Think of 1t! Only 10 cents. Go see it! jal1.6t
CPLENDID STEREOPTICON VIEWS OF JERUSA-
= LEM AND THE HOLY LAND.
Described by Rev. Dr. John p Newman and also views
Of the effects of the Charleston Earthquake by DR.
Holland, at the Ryland NJ. Z. Church, corner b and
WEDNESDAY EVENING. 10TH INST.
at 80 O'Clock. Tickets % cents. jal5-3t
NYTN NSTrcTO T,|,N-/,I,r1
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STANDARD LECTCRE COURSE--FfrSt lecture OF the
season on wednesday. January 10, 1887, at 8 Z. H.
at the Sih street temple. between III and streets
By the Hon. Adolph L. Sanger. OF New York: sub
tect: Tire Philosophers stone
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WilbOr's Cod Liver Oil and Phosphate
Of Lime

cures, Coughs, Colds. Asthma. Bronchitis and
scrofulous Hunors. The great popularity of this
safe and eficaciOuS preparation is alone attribute
bic to its intrinsic worth. In the cures OF coughs
colds. asthma, bronchitis, whooping cough scrofu-
i0us humors and all consumptive symptoms, 1t
mas no superior. IL equal. Let no one neglect the
early symptoms OF disease. when an agent Is at
hand which Will cure all complaints OF the chest,
lungs or throat. Manufactured only by A. B.
Wllbor, chemist, Boston. Sold by all druggists eos
]sInvincible,, Flour.
the best Minnesota patent, just received I'm car
i0ad lots ana for sale at wholesale and retail
Cheap. Give it q trial.
n. T. METzGER Bro,
1 All 9TH st. q ".
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District Government Affairs.
MISCELLANEOUS


Judge Win. 3. Smell ask the Commissioners to
give 10 the Board OF Associated Charities the use
OF telephone In order to commune cate with DO
lice headquarters and other i.npO,t ant DOntx
speedily In the prosecution OF their work
The Senate bill authorizing The occupancy Of
streets by railway 10 convey earth TO fiji in Bah
cock lake mas been approved by the District COM
j. Cox. OF No. 14lS 18th street northwest has
written TO the commissioners suggesting that
they cut down telegraph poles instead OF trees.
Charles II. johnson has been appointed an adj
ditiona private on the police force to DO duty at
the Salvation Army hall in West Washington
Z. Wainwright and Caroline Matthews call the
attention or the commissioners to the condition OF
the pavement on v. H. avenue, between oIst and
2.sd streets.
LIQUOR LICENSE QUESTION.
Frank ". hackett. attorney for Louisa Morris
calls attention to the unauthorized use OF her
name TO the application OF VIM. Knight for liquor
license. and also asks II 1t Is permitted for police
officers to visit house three or four times in order
tOpersuade the occupants to sign the petition.
RETAIL LIQUOR LICENSES
have been issued by the commissioners TO Michael
V. Terley, 14i2 New York avenue northwest:
August Miilige 200 Pennsylvania avenue.
northwest: Patrick sullivan, PA street SOUTH
west: James Mclaughlin, 25OS G street northwest:
Richard ii. Marshall, corner ID and Sth streets
northwest; John j. Brennan. northwest corner
18th and streets northwest; Henry DiSIner L OI
! street northwest.
BUILDING PERMITS
issued by Inspector EDtwiSle: Patrick SulIi.
van. erect two two-stOrl and cellar dwellings So
J6 alley oh "a ST. between Ln2en and Warren
SIS: $1,000. TlIoS. II. HensWOrth erect four two
story dwellings, IN -. road opposite park: 81 COO
II. summers. repair brick dwelling, southwest cor
ner OF Jefferson and Bridge streets northwest:
800. Geo. Menke. repair dwelling tfaHcN, sou. Ii.
vest corner 9TH and X streets northwest: 5000
Allen Anderson. erect a brick dwelling. jackson
street. Anacostil; 800 p. ii. Gillhuly. repair
frame dwelling, ii street between LIST and I'd
streets northwest: S1IO.
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Affairs i'm west yashfnp,on.

HONESTY ARRESTED.-Jack Honesty. colOred
charge OF breaking into the warehouse OF the
Inland and SeabOard Coasting company during last
month, and stealing from there a sewing machine
which was recovered.
ANNIVERSARY CELEBRAT4oN.-Au ENJOYABLE
musical and literary entertainment was given last
night at Odd Fellows hall by American Guard
Council No. I. o. L. A. NJ, II being the fourth
anniversary OF ITS organization. Addresses, were
made by Officers OF the council after which re-
freshmen:S were served.
CATTLE MARkET.--Sale OF live stock at prarprs'
Rest, DC. as reported by Tayeaner BlH. as fol-
lows: 40 cattle up 1l1 sold. Best at AZ 10 5:
good To AZ medium, 3Is TO 4; common. %, 10
81. 100 sheep and lambs. Lambs at 81 to Z: Old
sheep, ~ TO Az; yearngs, 51s 10 81: calves So
TO ~. - cows and calves at $50 TO $50 a head.
Marnet SLOW.
NeTEs.-A number Of persons are being prose-
cuted here for wasting Potomac water-Mr c.
F. Slams after an fitness OF month Is again able
10 resume his Official duties,
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The annual meeting OF the National Indian De-
Tense association took place last night at the Uni
yersalist church, corner 18th and l. streets The
following officers were elected: President. Rev
Byron Sunderland: vice president, Rev. Alexander
Kent: secretary, WIN. VI. King: treasurer CASPER
T. Shsfer; executive committee, Gen. j. W. Den.
yer. Hon. A. j. Willard, j. Owen Dorsey, Bernard
L. yaiiney, Hon. john II. Oberly. DR.. L. T. Bland
and j. W. WcStIait. A1ter the business meeting a
public meeting was held at which Rev Dr. Sun
derland presided. Addresses We're made by DR.
sunderland. Judge Willard, Dr. Bland George W
HarhinS, OF Chickas3W, and Pleasant Porter of
the Greek Nation. all opposing the pending Dawes
land ia Scyeralty bill
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5 Ice Cream, Charlottes and Candies.

TIE ATTENTION Of the public is called TO the ad-
SertlSelAent In the city Items oI Frankie ID Co.
successors TO Il. GOIdsrhmid SI2 eth ST. nw.)
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All Havana Tobacco Cigars.
Fresh and fine. Reduced prices. Cigar Depart
ment. n MERGER a BRO.
Az eth st. NV
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UInyincible., E1o,,r
Fine spectacles, Soc; 4s7 Pa. ave.
Physical Salvation.

blessed ART THOU ABOVE ALL OTHERS"
Some OF the expressions OF gratitude for the
physical regeneration wrought by Mrs. Lydia Z.
P1nkham's Vegetable Compound read like the re-
loicings OF converts after a religious revival 1t
brings Salvation to the body. A lady in Franklin
Parish La, writes: 81 tried one bottle OF your
Compound Tor Prolapsus Utert and LeucorrhUea.
never had anything in my life that did me as
much good. was hardly able to walk about
without difficulty. / could not step upon any
thing without pain. When I think how much
good that one bottle did me- feel as II could fall
on my knees to you and say, blessed art thou
above all Others for thou are one OF the greatest
benefactOrS that woman ever had:
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FINE PORTRAITS Kets Kemetby, 100 Pa ave.

julius LANsBURGH. 3l5 18th St H. W. will sell
this week Only. ell $3.50 smyrna Rugs for 50: all
f4-50 smyrna Rings for $40: all $50 smyrna
Rugs for 81 80; all $50 SMYRNA Mats for 81.
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julius L&SSRURGH. 80 I'm ST. VIII sell this
Week LOT o; miStt carpets 3ad Rigs ia tnoQueIteS
>ody Brussels and tapestry. at twO-thffdS value.
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SAIL Ho.
has ofttimes been the gladstone sound that ever
fell upon the ears of suffering mortals
SAIL HO,
has oftmes revived and terminated the human heart
when grim despair had entered therein and Was hold
ing high carnival
SAIL no!
IT'S VICTOR E. ADLER'S TEN PER CENT
CLOTHING HOUSE that speaks TO you now. with no
uncertain sound. bidding you BE OF GOOD CHEER"
We know that you have been buffeted hither and
tther in the clothing world deceived by this dealer
duped by that dealer and feeced by the other dealer
until disgust has taken the place of confidence and
that may be dealt with honestly and fairly and
squarely:'
The good ship heaves Sights bearing down upon
you with all sails set and gay pennants flying.
What ship is that! Behold! Words Of IRE in letters
Of gold
VICTOR E. ADLER'S
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE.
Here you safe; deception is prscticed no mis-
representations allowed The price of every garment
marked in plain figures thereon and those figures
absolute eye openers" They have opened the eyes of
the people to the stupendous frauds which have been
prscticed upon them in the matter of prices. Our
prcesi What revolution they have wrought in this
community. They have long since ceased to be q mat
ter of competition Other dealers have yielded to
the palm of LOW PRICES almost without struggle.
We have tremendous stock Of
FINE READY-MADE CLOTHING
Of our own manufacture for Men. Youths, Boys and
Children, which We are selling 1t exactly TEN PER
CENT. ABOVE TIE ACTUAL COST OF AANUFAC-
TCRE-
SAIL no,
WE ARE HERE
CONE ABOARD.
VICTOR T. ADLER'A
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE.
e27 AND 929 9TH STREET NORTHWEST,
COR MASS AVE
Open Saturdays until IL O'Clock p. m. Nl5
ScHL1rz's
MILWAUKEE, LAGER
The Best in the country.
For mis in bottles by dealers generally and In casks
and bottles b the agent
SAMUEL @. PALMER
Dspot.. S sssl P s s az & nv
Telephone, $50 and l6A &as
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's1Oc. ROyal' endseverything! Lansburgh's
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered in y 10. ward" prints Soc per Id.
Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermtlk; Sweet Milk
sc. per quart. Cream l5c.
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Officers Elected.

The election OF the Mutual Fire Insurance com
pany yesterday resulted iii The reelection OF the
old board, as follows: JESSE f. Wilson. Matthew G.
Emery, James ". Barker. F. Kurtz Johnson, Geo.
I. bearing. samuel III. Walker, Oliver r. ThOInp-
son. directors.
The United Service CLUB at its annual meatin
last evening chose officers for the ensuing year rs
follows: President, Gen L. g. Sawrelle: Vice pres
Jitnt, gen. +. y. Starring: treasurer Capt X W
Ty!er secretary. Capt. Wells Willard: house COM
t,iItee. Gen. .Aeert oriway, Col. James Bates and
Major VI. :. Hopkins.
II the annual meeting Of the stockholders OF the
Washington Beneficial Endowment Association
lasf night The following officers were elected for
tim ensuing wear: M1S>r> X. Ii. Donaldson. Robert
Bal. Noble d. LarHrr. Is>,,c L. Johnson. William
II. Goods. Thomas j. Luttrell Thomas Somervillc
q e. Duncanson and VIM. j. stephenson
THE GERMAN M-xNSERcBoR.-The German Mnn-
nerchor gave an entertainment 10 IFS members and
friends last night at AbnerS. The concert was
opened by The M:ennerchor rendering AVE Maria
and closed With Il selection. .Ossan" Vocal s.Iec-
iauser, Heilemann. and Misses Day. Rosenberg
ana Rosafy- AZ 10 O'Clock dancing began.
A PENSION BUILDING CONTRACT AwARDED.-The
con'Tact Tor furnishing and putting up In place
the bulkheads and gates for the principal en-
frances OF the new pension building has been
awarded To James L. Parsons. OF this city. whose
bid was S,149 The other Washington bidders
were G. W. Van Horn, Martin Wiegand Co,
FRANK Baldwin and W. H. Germann co.
DEATH OF REV. FATHER ToNER.-News has reached
oence, X. l., vi Rev. Father Toner "a distinguished
priest OF the Catholic church, who a number OF
Years ago was vice president OF the novitiate OF
froderick- Nd. and also Of Woodstock college He
was Iorty-six years Old al the time or his death
NO CHARGE FILED AG AISsT HIM-La.e Saturday
hight oncer Galway arrested young man named
Jonn H. Moore, on charge Of assauiting Mr. Cas-.
siiS u Gay, clerk In the Treasury department.
anu ne ielt $40 collateral Tor his appearance in the
Police Court yesterday morning The defendant
him. his collateral was e,urned
N-Goy. SHErHEKDs SILVER NINEs-Fre,ierick
Bubn. OF Michigan, United STATES consul at Du.
range. Mexico Is ia Chicago. lie said that ex.
GOV. shepherd. Of this city, WAS az BatoJflas
where rs owned sonle wonderful silver mines One
nugget weighing geo pounds hal been AIKEN from
The shepherd mine. Mr.. Dunn SAYS that Shepherd
built read fnr many miles Ia order 10 get 70 his
property, some distance from the railroad and
nov IL II great sight To see Shepherds coaches
hauiet by magnificent mules. ya!ly eauipped
mountcd by men III uniforms anu heavily armed
Armed iasn are on the coaches, and act as escort
TO the supply o! bullion on Its way TO its shipping
destination.
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Bakers Norwegian Cod Liver Oil. the
reputation OF which has been maintained half
century, is still ahead OF all competition. All who
need the article will find ii greatly to their advan-
tage to insist brand or send directly to our
laboratory. JOHN C.. BAKER d Co., Phila., and at
drnOUiSfS
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Prime Burbank and Early Rose
Potatoes
received in carload lots, and for sale at wholesale
and retail. Cheap.
\. T. METZGER d Bro.
Az 9TH st. NV.
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The Courts.

EQr1TY COURT--yutiyc James.
Yesterday. Bel! agt. Bell; divorce with custody
OF children granted To petitioner. SmithsO act
SHuitiSOn; time To take testimony, limited TO
twenty days. Joyce agt. Joyce: reference to
auditor ordered
CIRCUIT CoURT-yudqe Haoner
Yesterday. Arnold ct nj. art. Hardin ct al: trial
resumed; jury respited. Cook d Co. agt. NichOl-
son; Judgment on plea.
Police COURT-,Judge Shell
Yesterday, VIM. Moore profanity; 81 or days,
garet Smith, Marshall Williams and Edward
Lewis, disorderly; each s. Or Is days. William
Thomas. do; collateral forfeited. Robert Bailey
and Chas. Locke, disorderly; collateral forfeited.
Bridget Myers do; do. Davis Marshall, Indecent
exposure: do. Richard stewart, assault; s. or Is
days. VIM. Amos, larceny; IS or 10 days
To-day, James CROKER. profanity ON 18th street
northwest; = or days. John DOwney, disorderly
conduct on g street southwest; s. or Is days
Thomas Wright, profanity on N street northwest:
collateral forfeited. Thomas COnroy, Sunday bar;
f2O AODoal noted -
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FayOrs for the German. Goulds 421 9th st. 6
ssBrOWn's Bronchial TrOches,s' are ex.
celent for the relief OF hoalSenesS sore throat
ihey are exceedingly enective.-Csristian World
London, Ing. 60
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For District OF Columbia, New Jersey, eastern
Pennsylvania. Delaware. Maryland Virginia and
North Carolina, colder norJhwesteriy winds, fair
weather.
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FASHIONABLE SHOE HorsE-Mrs. w Fl. Rich, IL.
Market Space.
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CHARGED WITH VIOLATING TIRE SUNDAY LAWS
sunday afternoon Officers B0artiman ami Nelson
visited a number of saloons ia The first precinct.
The result OF which was the issuing 0f warrants
against ten proprietOr> charges of violating the
sunday laws. Eight OF them We're returned TO the
Police Court this morning, in each ot which $40
collateral was forfeited The parties were J..
Frank Johnson. Esau L. johnson. owen G. staples,
Joseph Fitzgerald, Patrick Moore. Godfrey & Hol-
den. Selden S Robbins and Selari Brothers.
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WILLS FnED.-The will OF the late Mrs. Harriet
A. McCeney was filed yesterday. in which she
names X. r Perry executor. She appoints E.
Francis Riggs and H.W. Garnett trustees To collect
rents and dividends OF stock, and pay the same to
Mary 4. McCeney and Hattie W Werlich, her
daughters. and directs the division OF the re-
mainder of the estate between her three Sons. The
viii OF the late Fl. H. Service. bequeathing his eS-
tate 10 his wife. has also been flled
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, u. e.. Jan. Is. 1885,.
1fInnx for "A H1IIrs (fniluenl-l,.n M :, 4, nj,
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-sis'ihct SPdrt
GENUINE BRAZILIAN SPECTaCLEs AND EYE CLASSES
at Washington optical Co.. 1ltE ST., near H.
800 BODY and tapestry BRUSSELS UttOIlsns at 30
cents each at julius LASSBCRGH'S sl5 1th ~.
DLABETES TEsTERs-Hempler.s. I.5 Pa. ave. c. A..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-18

"eRi-tT N,EIsrT OF performance and great
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